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MONONUCLEOSIS

BY: JEREMIAH WHITE, GRAPHIC ARTS, 4TH PERIOD
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What is mononucleosis?-
Mononucleosis is the high proportion of monocytes in the blood.

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What are the symptoms of mononucleosis?-
There is fatigued ness, and weakness for the first month. There's also high fever, swollen tonsils, or glands, or your spleen could burst open causing terrible pain.

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How is mononucleosis contracted?-
You can get mononucleosis by kissing others. Also through mucus and saliva.

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Is mononucleosis contagious?-
Yes Mononucleosis is contagious because if you kiss someone or sneeze on someone then there is a 50% chance that they can get it too.

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How many cases where there of mono in the U.S. In 2013?-
About 95% of adults have had mononucleosis in the us in 2013.

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Do children get mono? How many children have mono?-
About 50% percent of children under five or a teenagers has mononucleosis.

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How is mononucleosis treated?-
Mononucleosis is treated by getting plenty of bed rest. And also to drink plenty of cold drinks and cold desserts.

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Is there a cure for mononucleosis?-
There is no cure for mononucleosis so people just need to get plenty of bed rest.

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